Research Training Calendar

Research skills and training are an important part of developing as a researcher. The Researcher Development Guide includes our programs and workshop offerings up to end June 2023. Please use this document to help you plan your development in 2023.

Date Session Details & Registration
1st Mar 2023 Research & Write!
Research & Write! occurs each week, Monday afternoons 1200-1500 and Friday mornings, 0930-1230 AEST.   Set aside some time to focus on your research.  This is a welcoming space where researchers can come together via teams to work on whatever needs your attention, whether it's writing, reading, or analysing. Groups like this are very effective to help you remain focused, and create a sense of community where you can connect with other researchers. Hosted by: Monique Shephard.
3rd Apr 2023 Research Bootcamp
Set aside some time to focus on your research.  This is a welcoming space where researchers can come together via teams to work on whatever needs your attention, whether it's writing, reading, or analysing. Groups like this are very effective to help you remain focused, and create a sense of community where you can connect with other researchers.  Come for an hour or the day, make the space work for you.  See you there.  Research bootcamp occurs on the first weekday of each month.  1000-1600 AEST. Hosted by: Monique Shephard.
4th Apr 2023 Metrics and your research impact
Are you looking for ways to showcase and promote your research?  In this session we will look at author metrics, article metrics and alternative metrics. We will also touch on how to present your research metrics for grant applications and applications for promotion.  04/04/23, 45 mins, 1000-1045 AEST.  Presented by - Library Services.
4th Apr 2023 Ethics Café
Completing an Ethics application can be complicated and many applicants miss details or make errors. The committee regularly requests additional information about areas of concern within applications and request resubmissions. The Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC) are facilitating open sessions where they will work through the application process, what should be included in the research proposal and will address common areas of concern. It’s a great opportunity to gain a better understanding of the processes, ask questions and receive good advice, with the aim being to hopefully avoid any need to resubmit. These sessions are open to Researchers, Academics and students who will be submitting an application for research involving human ethics. 04/04/23. 60 mins, 1200-1300. Presented by: HREC.
5th Apr 2023 Excel, beginners
In this Excel workshop for beginners, participants will learn how to:  Describe Excel’s screen layout and navigate the screen easily; Make it easier to find and use Excel’s buttons and functions; Enter data and simple formulas; Navigate spreadsheets with mouse and keyboard shortcuts; Edit a spreadsheet: add and remove rows and columns, adjust widths, etc; Format a spreadsheet to make it look presentable; Create and edit simple charts and graphs; Change displays and freeze parts of spreadsheets; Print, email spreadsheets and charts, and output to PDF; Apply sorting and filtering techniques to view the data you want.  What You Receive During Online Session - all participants receive:  a PDF workbook of step-by-step instructions; Interactivity – you can ask and answer questions; Recording of the session for on-demand reviewing later; Support for your questions after the session; Copies of all example files for your own work.  Limited to 20 participants.  05/04/23, 3 hours, 1000-1300 AEST). Presented by Mark Mannering, CLASS.
5th Apr 2023 3MT - sharing and discussion
This workshop is entrants to the 3MT competition.  A short get-together to share and offer/provide support and advice on the 3MT journey.  05/04/23, 60 mins, 1400-1500 AEST.  Presenters:  Researcher Development Team and 3MT entrants.
5th Apr 2023 HDR Connect (live link)
Meeting your peers, sharing your concerns, asking the burning questions, celebrating your achievements or just having a chat. HDR Connect is the online place for HDR students to connect. Our HDR students tell us that they often feel isolated, like they don't belong, or have no connections with their fellow researchers. This can lead to feelings of doubt, uncertainty and even to withdrawal. Connecting with others who are sharing the same journey and who may be feeling the same way is a great way to build friendships, support networks and confidence. It helps you and helps others!  60 mins, 1800-1900 AEST, every Wednesday fortnight.
6th Apr 2023 Coding qualitative data – why, why not, and how to do it well
This workshop will progress quickly from first principles of coding to more advanced issues and techniques. It will include an overview of key qualitative data analysis software functions, and the fundamentals of constant comparison. We will consider the risks you need to guard against when coding (including resisting temptations to be busy but not usefully analytical). We will look at real data together and explore the use of codebooks alongside issues like units of coding (sentences, paragraphs?), exclusive and double coding etc. At the heart of coding well lie the often overlooked questions: What am I coding for? Where do I think coding will take me in my analysis?  Prior to the workshop, participants should:   1. Identify a key text they are using to guide their coding, and have to hand (digital copy is fine) a key page or short section from it that they can refer to and share (focusing on the rules, mechanics, processes for coding). And 2. Prepare an excerpt of data that you have coded, are coding, or are intending to code. It should be 750 words or so. Choose 3 codes that you might want your peers to look for in that extract, and briefly define them at the top of the page so they can use those definitions (do not show any coding you have already done). Anonymise if necessary.  06/04/23, 3 hrs, 1000- 1300 AEST.  Presented by - Nick Hopwood, University of Technology Sydney.
11th Apr 2023 Work-life integration
Work-life integration isn’t always easy to achieve and maintain.  This webinar introduces participants to the concept of integrating our work and life to achieve better well-being outcomes.  11/04/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8043391973777099531 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7828996002453832207 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
12th Apr 2023 R Tutorial Series 3 - More hypothesis tests and advanced regression models
Participants will be able to perform some less often-used hypothesis tests; fit sample data with a selected probability distribution; analyse multiple linear regression and 2 or 3 way ANOVA & MANOVA models; analyse some generalised linear regression.  12/04/23. 2hrs 15 mins, 1000-1215 AEST.  Presenter - John Xie, QCU.
12th Apr 2023 Research Rave (live link)
Research Rave is an informal fortnightly lunch-time session to connect with other Graduate Researchers, Researchers and Research support services to share ideas and ask questions. Each second Wednesday various Graduate Researchers share their research, their research journey and experience, and each fourth Wednesday researchers and presenters from services share their experience with the aim to make a positive impact on your research journey.  Research Rave is hosted by the Post-Graduate Student Association and Researcher Development Team. 60mins, 1230-1330 AEST.
13th Apr 2023 Reading with Purpose
Academic reading requires you to actively engage with and critically think about the information you read. To do this you need practical strategies to help you read with purpose and frame how you interpret and use the information for your research study. Rather than reading passively, join this workshop to make reading easier -understand and practice pre-reading strategies, recognise your purpose for reading, understand the structure of the reading, ask questions, draw connections to existing knowledge, and effective note-taking. 13/04/23, 1000-1130 AEST, 90 mins. Presenter: Monique Shephard.
13th Apr 2023 3MT - Work in progress
This session is for 3MT participants. It's an opportunity for low-stakes presentations of work-in-progress pitches, with feedback both from the presenter and from each other, and from the Researcher Development Team.  13/04/23, 2.5 hrs, 1330 - 1600 AEST. Presenter - Peter Copeman, ANU.
17th Apr 2023 Use SAGE Research Methods Online
Starting your research or want to know more about different research methods? This session will show you where and how to locate resources, including videos and case studies, on a wide range of research methods.  17/04/23, 45 mins, 1400-1445 AEST.  Presented by: Library Services.
18th Apr 2023 Graduate Research Candidate Induction
Welcome to new Graduate Research Candidates!  A variety of presenters from Research Services & Graduate Studies and Library will share essential information about what you need to know about getting started. Your responsibilities, expectations, probation and timelines, the support services available to you, your supervisory team relationship, the training and development opportunities available to you and more. This session also forms part of your probationary requirements.  18/04/23.  3 hrs, 0930-1230 AEST.  Presenters - Various.
19th Apr 2023 My Research Career, Module 1 – Understanding the research landscape
The aims of this module are to: Explain the university's research landscape; Highlight the strategic issues, priorities, resources, and support to relevent researchers; Describe how to align personal and institutional research goals; Highlight good time and priority management skills.  The Research Career series is open to 15 participants by application.  Contact researcherdevelopment@csu.edu.au for more information.  19/04/23.  2 hrs, 1000-1200.  Presenters:  Gayle Smythe and Gary Luck, With Distinction.
19th Apr 2023 Structuring Your Literature Review – Part 1 of 2
This 2-part workshop will provide an introduction to the purpose of the literature review and the key stages in developing your literature review structure. It covers a range of practical strategies for identifying the gap, organising and categorising ideas, and developing a suitable structure for your literature review chapter (or literature review section of your Research Proposal). We will review real examples of literature reviews: Please bring an example literature review from your own discipline to discuss. Participants need to register separately for each workshop. 19/04/2023, 90 mins, 1300-1430 AEST.  Presenter: Tabitha Merrell.
19th Apr 2023 HDR Connect (live link)
Meeting your peers, sharing your concerns, asking the burning questions, celebrating your achievements or just having a chat. HDR Connect is the online place for HDR students to connect. Our HDR students tell us that they often feel isolated, like they don't belong, or have no connections with their fellow researchers. This can lead to feelings of doubt, uncertainty and even to withdrawal. Connecting with others who are sharing the same journey and who may be feeling the same way is a great way to build friendships, support networks and confidence. It helps you and helps others!  60 mins, 1800-1900 AEST, every Wednesday fortnight.
20th Apr 2023 Structuring Your Literature Review – Part 2 of 2
This second part of the workshop will provide an introduction to the purpose of the literature review and the key stages in developing your literature review structure. It covers a range of practical strategies for identifying the gap, organising and categorising ideas, and developing a suitable structure for your literature review chapter (or literature review section of your Research Proposal). We will review real examples of literature reviews: Please bring an example literature review from your own discipline to discuss.  20/04/23, 90 mins, 1030-1200 AEST.  Presenter:  Tabitha Merrell.
26th Apr 2023 3MT - sharing and discussion
This workshop is entrants to the 3MT competition.  A short get-together to share, practice and offer/provide feedback on the presentations so far.  26/04/23, 90 mins, 1400-1500 AEST.  Presenters:  Researcher Development Team and 3MT entrants.
26th Apr 2023 Research Rave (live link)
Research Rave is an informal fortnightly lunch-time session to connect with other Graduate Researchers, Researchers and Research support services to share ideas and ask questions. Each second Wednesday various Graduate Researchers share their research, their research journey and experience, and each fourth Wednesday researchers and presenters from services share their experience with the aim to make a positive impact on your research journey.  Research Rave is hosted by the Post-Graduate Student Association and Researcher Development Team. 60mins, 1230-1330 AEST.
27th Apr 2023 Advanced EndNote: For theses and publications
This session will look at advanced EndNote features which will be helpful when writing your thesis or for other professional writing. We recommend watching or attending "Get Started with EndNote" before registering for this session.  27/04/23, 60 mins, 1400-1500 AEST.  Presented by: Library Services.
27th Apr 2023 Paraphrasing the Literature
Paraphrasing is important because it shows you understand the source well enough to write it in your own words. It also gives you a powerful alternative to using direct quotes, which should be used infrequently in a research study. This workshop offers strategies to evaluate sources and integrate them into your writing using your own words. We will discuss practical tips and resources to develop your voice in your writing while practicing your skills in paraphrasing and referencing techniques. This workshop is for research candidates particularly who are working on their literature review or discussion chapter, but other staff and students are welcome.  27/04/23, 90 mins, 1400-1530 AEST.  Presenter:  Monique Shephard.
27th Apr 2023 Work-life integration
Work-life integration isn’t always easy to achieve and maintain.  This webinar introduces participants to the concept of integrating our work and life to achieve better well-being outcomes.  27/04/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2856386496115967243 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7622883751734206731 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
2nd May 2023 Research Bootcamp
Set aside some time to focus on your research.  This is a welcoming space where researchers can come together via teams to work on whatever needs your attention, whether it's writing, reading, or analysing. Groups like this are very effective to help you remain focused, and create a sense of community where you can connect with other researchers.  Come for an hour or the day, make the space work for you.  See you there.  Research bootcamp occurs on the first weekday of each month.  1000-1600 AEST. Hosted by: Monique Shephard.
2nd May 2023 Writing More Clearly (Part 1 of 3)
This is the first of a 3-part workshop. This 3-part workshop series will help you gain practical knowledge regarding the macro and micro skills of writing. Part 1 focuses on paragraph structure and provides practical examples to organise ideas and practice writing.  This workshop is provided for research candidates who are working on their introduction, literature review or discussion chapter, but other staff and students are welcome. You will need to register separately for each workshop.  02/05/23, 90 mins, 1000-1130 AEST.  Presenter - Monique Shephard.
3rd May 2023 Grants: Strategic planning and becoming grant ready
Want to be grant ready and find the best funding opportunities? In this workshop, we’ll cover how to strategically plan which funding opportunities to apply for, how to become grant ready by developing a project plan and an individualised funding toolkit, and where to identify new funding opportunities. This workshop is ideal for early career researchers. PhD students welcome. 03/05/23, 60 mins, 1000-1100 AEST.  Presenter - Lisa Limbrick.
3rd May 2023 Writing More Clearly (Part 2 of 3)
This is the second of a 3-part workshop. This series will help you gain practical knowledge regarding the macro and micro skills of writing.  Part 2 focuses on writing effective sentences and linking ideas within a paragraph to improve cohesion. This workshop provides practical examples to improve your writing and targets research candidates who are working on their introduction, literature review or discussion chapter, but other staff and students are welcome. You will need to register separately for each workshop.  03/05/23, 90 mins, 1300-1430 AEST. Presenter - Monique Shephard.
3rd May 2023 HDR Connect (live link)
Meeting your peers, sharing your concerns, asking the burning questions, celebrating your achievements or just having a chat. HDR Connect is the online place for HDR students to connect. Our HDR students tell us that they often feel isolated, like they don't belong, or have no connections with their fellow researchers. This can lead to feelings of doubt, uncertainty and even to withdrawal. Connecting with others who are sharing the same journey and who may be feeling the same way is a great way to build friendships, support networks and confidence. It helps you and helps others!  60 mins, 1800-1900 AEST, every Wednesday fortnight.
4th May 2023 Writing More Clearly (Part 3 of 3)
This is the third of a 3-part workshop. This series will help you gain practical knowledge regarding the macro and micro skills of writing.  Part 3 focuses on choosing the right words to improve clarity and meaning within a paragraph. This workshop provides practical examples to improve your writing and targets research candidates who are working on their introduction, literature review or discussion chapter, but other staff and students are welcome. 04/05/23, 90 mins, 1000-1130 AEST.  Presenter - Monique Shephard.
4th May 2023 How to write up qualitative research with impact while keeping your reader on side
Quantitative researchers have their tables, graphs, and equations. They can display their data, and use statistical tests to establish significance. Qualitative researchers need to meet the same demands of communicating evidence and significant, but must use a different approach. This workshop focuses on ‘writing up’ in three key moments – presentation of findings, commentary on them (including discussion that links to literature), and drawing conclusions. These are not always in a linear sequence of chapters in qualitative theses, or separate sections in journal articles, but nonetheless these moves are there. As qualitative researchers, we also need to manage smooth transitions between concrete, specific instances and more general, abstract ideas. Being in command of this can really elevate writing and its impact, and make life so much easier for the reader. In this workshop we will unpack examples of writing to identify their key effective ingredients in relation to presenting raw data, commentaries, making different kinds of claims, and those transitions between specific and general. You will also have time to examine and refine your own writing using the principles and strategies we discuss in the workshop.  Participants should bring to the workshop:  1. An example of a qualitative study in their field that they think has been written up well – and which involved some presentation of raw data (eg. quotations from interviews, excerpts from observation notes), and 2. An excerpt of their own writing, preferably where findings are presented or discussed. We anticipate that most participants in this workshop will be in the writing-up phase and so have some draft text of this nature.   04/05/23, 3 hrs, 1300- 1600 AEST.  Presented by - Nick Hopwood, University of Technology Sydney.
9th May 2023 3MT - Rehearsals
This workshop is for candidates who have entered the 3MT competition.  A higher-stakes full “dress rehearsal” session not long before the actual competition date.  Participants have the opportunity to deliver their pitches as ready as they can get them, for final feedback and adjustment 09/05/23.  3 hours, 1000-1300 AEST.  Presenter - Peter Copeman, ANU.
10th May 2023 Editing and Proofreading
Editing focuses on improving the 'big picture' of your work. It is how you ensure you have fully addressed the task requirements and involves making structural changes to your writing and checking the logic and flow. Proofreading focuses on specific details like spelling, sentence structure, and referencing. Adherence to the processes of continuous editing and final, meticulous proofreading optimizes the chance of refining your own work and improving your writing skills. This workshop offers guidance and practice in both these important aspects of successful research writing and offers practical tips on how you can develop necessary skills and techniques to edit and proofread your own work.  10/05/23, 90 mins, 1000-1130 AEST.  Presenter - Monique Shephard.
10th May 2023 Mindfulness
Many people have daily routines that cause them to operate on autopilot. Mindfulness is a practice that allows you to focus your attention on the present moment without any judgment.  This practical webinar demonstrates how to create mindful moments in your day that can positively impact your work and home life, relationships and overall well-being.  10/05/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/284025167481534223 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/9216928222510384399 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
10th May 2023 Research Rave (live link)
Research Rave is an informal fortnightly lunch-time session to connect with other Graduate Researchers, Researchers and Research support services to share ideas and ask questions. Each second Wednesday various Graduate Researchers share their research, their research journey and experience, and each fourth Wednesday researchers and presenters from services share their experience with the aim to make a positive impact on your research journey.  Research Rave is hosted by the Post-Graduate Student Association and Researcher Development Team. 60mins, 1230-1330 AEST.
11th May 2023 Academic Writing Style
Academic style is more than just a writing convention – it can also help you to think more logically and clearly as you work on your thesis and build your research argument. This workshop will help to understand the key features of academic writing and introduce language strategies to improve coherence in your writing to be more objective, formal and precise. If you need to understand how to identify, create and improve your academic style this workshop is for you. 11/05/23.  2 hours, 1000-1200 AEST. Presenter: Monique Shephard.
11th May 2023 Strategic literature searching: Journal and citation databases
In this workshop our Librarians will introduce you to the dynamic process of strategic literature searching. We’ll demonstrate how to develop a search strategy and how to get the best out of journal and citation databases.  11/05/23, 45 mins, 1400-1445 AEST.  Presented by:  Library Services.
16th May 2023 3MT - Confidence building
This workshop is entrants to the 3MT competition.  A short get-together for final practice and confidence building prior to the competition. 16/05/23, 90 mins, 1000-1130 AEST.  Presenters:  Researcher Development Team and 3MT entrants.
17th May 2023 HDR Connect (live link)
Meeting your peers, sharing your concerns, asking the burning questions, celebrating your achievements or just having a chat. HDR Connect is the online place for HDR students to connect. Our HDR students tell us that they often feel isolated, like they don't belong, or have no connections with their fellow researchers. This can lead to feelings of doubt, uncertainty and even to withdrawal. Connecting with others who are sharing the same journey and who may be feeling the same way is a great way to build friendships, support networks and confidence. It helps you and helps others!  60 mins, 1800-1900 AEST, every Wednesday fortnight.
23rd May 2023 Mindfulness
Many people have daily routines that cause them to operate on autopilot. Mindfulness is a practice that allows you to focus your attention on the present moment without any judgment.  This practical webinar demonstrates how to create mindful moments in your day that can positively impact your work and home life, relationships and overall well-being.  23/05/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3720306867537321484 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1023613862928338443 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
25th May 2023 Strategic literature searching: Australian resources & grey literature
Are you looking for Australian research and resources, or grey literature? This session will demonstrate where and how to locate these resources.  25/05/23, 45 mins, 1300-1345 AEST.  Presented by:  Library Services.
30th May 2023 R Tutorial Series 4 - More advanced regression models (mixed-effect models, glm and gam)
The learning objectives of this unit is for participants to be able to perform analysis of more advanced glm models and analysis of the mixed effect linear models; showcase a few simple examples of generalised additive regression models (gam models). 30/05/23, 2.15 hrs. 1000-1215 AEST. Presenter, John Xie, QCU.
30th May 2023 Structuring and writing journal articles
Many areas of academic life such as finding employment and winning research grants depend on establishing a publication record. However, writing research papers does not come naturally to most of us. This workshop has been designed to assist you in the process of writing an article.  In this workshop, learn how to get the ball rolling including choosing the right journal, what to consider when targeting a relevant journal for publication, how to structure your paper, and how to write effectively to best communicate your argument. We will draw on sample articles from relevant fields to demonstrate journal article writing principles and discuss strategies for dealing with feedback and reviewing your paper.  30/05/23.  2 hours, 1000-1200 AEST.  Presenters:  Emmaline Lear, Monique Shephard and Holly Randell-Moon.
31st May 2023 Navigating peer review: How to get published with your writing, ideas, integrity and emotions intact
This workshop will cover crucial information and give guidance relating to topics such as choosing journals for publication, journal status (impact factor, rankings), reviewing processes. It will explain why papers get rejected – and buttress your defences against being rejected in the first place. We will then dive into the murky realm of peer review and reveal secrets of what really happens, pinpointing key moments and ways you can influence the process and outcome. We will work with real examples of rejection letters and reviewers' comments, enabling you to learn to 'read' them in a way that places you in a strong position to respond and decide what to do next. We will also explore examples of responses to editors, so you can influence the editor's decision and hopefully increase your chances of acceptance.  Prior to the workshop, participants are asked to prepare, link - https://research.csu.edu.au/research-support/researcher-development/calendar/sessions/search-and-analyse/navigating-peer-review-workshop-preparation  31/05/23, 3 hrs, 1300- 1600 AEST.  Presented by - Nick Hopwood, University of Technology Sydney.
31st May 2023 Publishing your research
Ready to publish and looking at your options? Want to know how to choose the best option for you and your work? In this session we'll chat about tips and resources that can help identify the best publishing options for your work. We'll touch on journal metrics and how to identify reputable publishers and Open Access publishing opportunities.  31/05/23, 45 mins, 1400-1445 AEST.  Presenters - Library Services.
31st May 2023 HDR Connect (live link)
Meeting your peers, sharing your concerns, asking the burning questions, celebrating your achievements or just having a chat. HDR Connect is the online place for HDR students to connect. Our HDR students tell us that they often feel isolated, like they don't belong, or have no connections with their fellow researchers. This can lead to feelings of doubt, uncertainty and even to withdrawal. Connecting with others who are sharing the same journey and who may be feeling the same way is a great way to build friendships, support networks and confidence. It helps you and helps others!  60 mins, 1800-1900 AEST, every Wednesday fortnight.
1st Jun 2023 Supervisor Series, Module 1. Introduction, overview and first session of enrolment
This module introduces supervisors to supervision and asks them to reflect on their own experiences and approaches to supervision and provides an overview of supervision at Charles Sturt University and the wider context of doctoral programmes. The module also looks at candidate recruitment from optimising your supervisory profile to identifying the characteristics of a 'successful' candidate and how best to meet applicant needs and expectations.  Supervisors will also need to complete an I2 self-study unit/s as part of the workshop. Please refer to https://research.csu.edu.au/supervision/professional-development for more information and how to access these.  (01/06/23, 3hrs, 1000-1300 (AEST)  Presenter - Emmaline Lear.
1st Jun 2023 Research Bootcamp
Set aside some time to focus on your research.  This is a welcoming space where researchers can come together via teams to work on whatever needs your attention, whether it's writing, reading, or analysing. Groups like this are very effective to help you remain focused, and create a sense of community where you can connect with other researchers.  Come for an hour or the day, make the space work for you.  See you there.  Research bootcamp occurs on the first weekday of each month.  1000-1600 AEST. Hosted by: Monique Shephard.
6th Jun 2023 Excel, intermediate
In this Intermediate Excel workshop, participants will learn how to:  Revise the important basics and shortcuts; Work better with data linked to graphs/charts; Sort and manipulate data more easily: change data, split and combine data, etc; Make formulas update automatically when adding new data; Use cell name ranges to create formulas more easily; Group and outline large data to summarise it easily; Manage and copy sheets using shortcuts, calculate totals across sheets and link to files; Format charts better to improve presentation.  What You Receive During Online Session - all participants receive:  a PDF workbook of step-by-step instructions; Interactivity – you can ask and answer questions; Recording of the session for on-demand reviewing later; Support for your questions after the session; Copies of all example files for your own work.  Limited to 20 participants.  06/06/23, 3 hours, 1000-1300 AEST). Presented by Mark Mannering, CLASS.
7th Jun 2023 The Big Picture on Data Analysis and Choice of Statistical Software
This session looks at some interesting questions about statistical data, treatment of raw data, qualitative vs quantitative analysis, why statistical data analysis is unique and more. This session may help you decide which statistical software would best suit your analysis. (07/06/23, 2 hours, 1030-1230 AEST). Presented by John Xie, QCU.
7th Jun 2023 Ethics Café
Completing an Ethics application can be complicated and many applicants miss details or make errors. The committee regularly requests additional information about areas of concern within applications and request resubmissions. The Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC) are facilitating open sessions where they will work through the application process, what should be included in the research proposal and will address common areas of concern. It’s a great opportunity to gain a better understanding of the processes, ask questions and receive good advice, with the aim being to hopefully avoid any need to resubmit. These sessions are open to Researchers, Academics and students who will be submitting an application for research involving human ethics. 07/06/23, 60 mins, 1330-1430 AEST. Presenters: HREC.
8th Jun 2023 Mindful communication: Establishing and maintaining healthy supervision relationships
Supervision relationships are one of the most important forms of support that research candidates receive. When they’re strong, the trust and respect that develops between student and supervisor facilitates honest dialogue and feedback, rich intellectual engagement, positive career development and lasting mentoring relationships. However, when they function poorly or break down, they can become a major source of stress for both parties and leave students feeling particularly isolated and vulnerable.  Focusing on the role that communication skills, boundaries, voice and authority play in this space, the session discusses how to establish and maintain supervision relationships that are honest, comfortable and professionally nourishing for both parties. Drawing on the practices of mindful speech and listening (non-violent communication), we explore your experiences of supervision and workshop solutions to any issues of concern. For Supervisors.  08/06/23.  2.5 hrs. 1000-1230 AEST.  Presenter:  Michelle Jamieson, the Mindful Researcher.
8th Jun 2023 Develop your systematic-like literature review
Want to know more about Systematic Reviews? This short session will provide a guide to the tools available and show you the steps to creating a systematic or systematic-like review.   08/06/23, 45 mins, 1300-1345 AEST.  Presented by:  Library Services.
14th Jun 2023 Communicating the impact of your research
A lot of hard work and time goes into conducting research. And then more time and work goes into publishing the results. And yet sadly many papers are never read and many findings are never translated into practice. So how do you communicate effectively about your research and its impact? This is important to fulfil funding obligations, to create further funding and collaboration opportunities, to encourage the application of your findings and for your own career.  In this workshop you will learn strategies for:  Developing a communication strategy; Pitching your message to the your audience; How to make it accessible without dumbing down; Dealing with media; Using new media; Developing your one minute pitch; and Dealing with the discomfort of it all.  For any researcher or research student who wants to better communicate their research.  14/06/23. 2 hrs, 1000-1200 AEST. Presenter - Hugh Kearns, ithinkwell.
14th Jun 2023 Unconscious bias
Unconscious Bias is a natural prejudice that helps us navigate the world with less effort. But, when we make a quick assessments or judgments about other people most of it happens unconsciously based on our background, cultural environment and personal experiences.  This webinar introduces participants to the concept of unconscious bias and offers tips to illuminate them.  14/06/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4215136578768836880 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3757294439404801038 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
14th Jun 2023 Research Rave (live link)
Research Rave is an informal fortnightly lunch-time session to connect with other Graduate Researchers, Researchers and Research support services to share ideas and ask questions. Each second Wednesday various Graduate Researchers share their research, their research journey and experience, and each fourth Wednesday researchers and presenters from services share their experience with the aim to make a positive impact on your research journey.  Research Rave is hosted by the Post-Graduate Student Association and Researcher Development Team. 60mins, 1230-1330 AEST.
14th Jun 2023 HDR Connect (live link)
Meeting your peers, sharing your concerns, asking the burning questions, celebrating your achievements or just having a chat. HDR Connect is the online place for HDR students to connect. Our HDR students tell us that they often feel isolated, like they don't belong, or have no connections with their fellow researchers. This can lead to feelings of doubt, uncertainty and even to withdrawal. Connecting with others who are sharing the same journey and who may be feeling the same way is a great way to build friendships, support networks and confidence. It helps you and helps others!  60 mins, 1800-1900 AEST, every Wednesday fortnight.
20th Jun 2023 Attracting Funding
Attracting funding is an important step towards developing and advancing a successful research program. Research funding success is also a key performance indicator for University researchers. But where do you start, and how do you put together a competitive funding application? In this workshop, aimed at honing grant-readiness and confidence, participants will:  Reflect on the importance of planning for and writing funding proposals; Develop their own strategic funding strategy, considering the idea, team and funding target; Identify aspects of good funding applications as well as common pitfalls to avoid; Learn effective funding application planning and writing strategies; Consider potential application outcomes and next steps (including fostering resilience). 20/06/23, 2hrs, 1000-1200 AEST.  Presenter - Kylie Ball, Indago Academy.
20th Jun 2023 Using Word for Theses (and other long documents) Part 1/2
Over two workshops we will discuss using Microsoft Word for working with long documents such as theses. We focus on how to use Microsoft Word within an academic setting to plan the thesis document, create the document structure, create styles, create a document template, create chapters from the template or apply the template to the existing chapters and finally create a master document.  Theses workshops have been developed to emulate the normal process for working in Word to create and format a long document. 20/06/23, 90 mins, 1300-1430 AEST. Presenter: Monique Shephard.
21st Jun 2023 Plain English writing for academics
A workshop highlighting the benefits of writing in plain English and avoiding academic jargon. Includes a list of useful resources for plain English writing. 21/06/23. 60 mins, 1000-1100 AEST). Presenter: Mark Filmer is Charles Sturt's research editor. He has edited hundreds of academic papers. He has a background in print journalism and is a published author.
21st Jun 2023 Using Word for Theses (and other long documents) Part 2/2
Over two workshops we will discuss using Microsoft Word for working with long documents such as theses. We focus on how to use Microsoft Word within an academic setting to plan the thesis document, create the document structure, create styles, create a document template, create chapters from the template or apply the template to the existing chapters and finally create a master document.  Theses workshops have been developed to emulate the normal process for working in Word to create and format a long document. 21/06/23, 2 hours, 1300-1500 AEST. Presenter: Monique Shephard.
27th Jun 2023 Unconscious bias
Unconscious Bias is a natural prejudice that helps us navigate the world with less effort. But, when we make a quick assessments or judgments about other people most of it happens unconsciously based on our background, cultural environment and personal experiences.  This webinar introduces participants to the concept of unconscious bias and offers tips to illuminate them.  27/06/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8109473723444532496 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7255247746662548492 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
28th Jun 2023 Research Rave (live link)
Research Rave is an informal fortnightly lunch-time session to connect with other Graduate Researchers, Researchers and Research support services to share ideas and ask questions. Each second Wednesday various Graduate Researchers share their research, their research journey and experience, and each fourth Wednesday researchers and presenters from services share their experience with the aim to make a positive impact on your research journey.  Research Rave is hosted by the Post-Graduate Student Association and Researcher Development Team. 60mins, 1230-1330 AEST.
28th Jun 2023 HDR Connect (live link)
Meeting your peers, sharing your concerns, asking the burning questions, celebrating your achievements or just having a chat. HDR Connect is the online place for HDR students to connect. Our HDR students tell us that they often feel isolated, like they don't belong, or have no connections with their fellow researchers. This can lead to feelings of doubt, uncertainty and even to withdrawal. Connecting with others who are sharing the same journey and who may be feeling the same way is a great way to build friendships, support networks and confidence. It helps you and helps others!  60 mins, 1800-1900 AEST, every Wednesday fortnight.
29th Jun 2023 R Tutorial Series 5 - Drawing Graphs and Maps in R
Participants will use R to draw graphs: (1) using basic functions for plotting graphs & changing the look; (2) draw graphs using more advanced R graphics functions; (3) drawing graphs by following the ggplot2 approach; (4) the easiest way to draw maps.  29/06/23.  2.15hrs, 1000-1215 AEST. Presenter - John Xie, QCU.
3rd Jul 2023 Research Bootcamp
Set aside some time to focus on your research.  This is a welcoming space where researchers can come together via teams to work on whatever needs your attention, whether it's writing, reading, or analysing. Groups like this are very effective to help you remain focused, and create a sense of community where you can connect with other researchers.  Come for an hour or the day, make the space work for you.  See you there.  Research bootcamp occurs on the first weekday of each month.  1000-1600 AEST. Hosted by: Monique Shephard.
4th Jul 2023 Honours Supervision Series - Module 1, Introduction to Supervision
Module 1 - Introduction to Supervision.  This module introduces honour supervisors to supervision and provides an overview of supervision at Charles Sturt University and the wider context of honours and doctoral programmes. We discuss;  CSU context (Honours); CSU context (HDRs); Scholarships; Recruitment of students; Supervisor responsibilities; Honours student responsibilities; Supervisor Training; Useful resources.  (04/07/23, 90 mins, 1030-1200 AEST)
12th Jul 2023 Research Rave (live link)
Research Rave is an informal fortnightly lunch-time session to connect with other Graduate Researchers, Researchers and Research support services to share ideas and ask questions. Each second Wednesday various Graduate Researchers share their research, their research journey and experience, and each fourth Wednesday researchers and presenters from services share their experience with the aim to make a positive impact on your research journey.  Research Rave is hosted by the Post-Graduate Student Association and Researcher Development Team. 60mins, 1230-1330 AEST.
13th Jul 2023 Financial wellness
To be fit and healthy we know we need to eat right and stay active. We also know that to stay financially fit and healthy we need to be conscious of our expenses, minimise debt and save for emergencies and/or opportunities. 13/07/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8034916940472687120 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5275098774289863436 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
18th Jul 2023 Honours Supervision Series - Module 2, Beginning your supervision
Module 2 - Beginning your supervision.  This module focuses on aligning expectations for productive working relationships, preparing for your first meetings and scoping the research topic.  It covers:  Matching candidates to supervisors; Establishing expectations & the EACP; First meeting(s) - agendas, meeting minutes, establishing the research culture; Scoping (creative) the topic; Ethics approval.  18/07/23, 90 mins, 1030-1200 AEST.
25th Jul 2023 Financial wellness
To be fit and healthy we know we need to eat right and stay active. We also know that to stay financially fit and healthy we need to be conscious of our expenses, minimise debt and save for emergencies and/or opportunities. 25/07/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8739149740016742160 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2425862824978117133 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
26th Jul 2023 Research Rave (live link)
Research Rave is an informal fortnightly lunch-time session to connect with other Graduate Researchers, Researchers and Research support services to share ideas and ask questions. Each second Wednesday various Graduate Researchers share their research, their research journey and experience, and each fourth Wednesday researchers and presenters from services share their experience with the aim to make a positive impact on your research journey.  Research Rave is hosted by the Post-Graduate Student Association and Researcher Development Team. 60mins, 1230-1330 AEST.
1st Aug 2023 Research Bootcamp
Set aside some time to focus on your research.  This is a welcoming space where researchers can come together via teams to work on whatever needs your attention, whether it's writing, reading, or analysing. Groups like this are very effective to help you remain focused, and create a sense of community where you can connect with other researchers.  Come for an hour or the day, make the space work for you.  See you there.  Research bootcamp occurs on the first weekday of each month.  1000-1600 AEST. Hosted by: Monique Shephard.
2nd Aug 2023 Honours Supervision Series - Module 3, Developing strategies for difficult supervision
Module 3 - Developing strategies for difficult supervision.  Difficult supervision and potential negative outcomes associated with it is something all supervisors are faced with from time to time. This module will provide you with some guidance on what to do  in the situations of communication breakdown, breach of research integrity  and misconduct,  and how to deal and advise Honours students in distress.  We cover:  Active supervision – supervisory style; Establishing relationships; Coordinating with supervision (microsupervision, etc); mental health, family; research integrity; communication breakdown; Special consideration;  Subdeans/Ombudsman.  02/08/23, 90 mins, 1230-1400 AEST.
9th Aug 2023 Engaging emotional intelligence
There is a direct link between the way people feel and the way they perform at work. This is one of the most robust and consistent findings in organisational research.  This practical webinar is an introduction to emotional intelligence. Participants will experience some exercises to engage their emotional intelligence to promote better work-life outcomes.  9/08/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4048055892932718604 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5054500458487271181 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
9th Aug 2023 Research Rave (live link)
Research Rave is an informal fortnightly lunch-time session to connect with other Graduate Researchers, Researchers and Research support services to share ideas and ask questions. Each second Wednesday various Graduate Researchers share their research, their research journey and experience, and each fourth Wednesday researchers and presenters from services share their experience with the aim to make a positive impact on your research journey.  Research Rave is hosted by the Post-Graduate Student Association and Researcher Development Team. 60mins, 1230-1330 AEST.
22nd Aug 2023 Engaging emotional intelligence
There is a direct link between the way people feel and the way they perform at work. This is one of the most robust and consistent findings in organisational research.  This practical webinar is an introduction to emotional intelligence. Participants will experience some exercises to engage their emotional intelligence to promote better work-life outcomes.  22/08/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4478886330137258000 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7467312754944051469 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
23rd Aug 2023 Honours Supervision Series - Module 4 - Meeting timeframes and managing workload
Module 4 - Meeting timeframes and managing workload. This module prepares supervisors to make informed judgements to ensure successful research projects and timely completion. Supervisors are provided with guidance on timeframes associated with key milestones and strategies to support students with time management and productivity.  We discuss:   Timelines, milestones, timeframes, deadlines; Gantt chart, mindful time management; Progress reports; Dealing with writers block; SUW!/Bootcamp;  Extensions and leave.  23/08/23, 90 mins,1230-1400 AEST.
23rd Aug 2023 Research Rave (live link)
Research Rave is an informal fortnightly lunch-time session to connect with other Graduate Researchers, Researchers and Research support services to share ideas and ask questions. Each second Wednesday various Graduate Researchers share their research, their research journey and experience, and each fourth Wednesday researchers and presenters from services share their experience with the aim to make a positive impact on your research journey.  Research Rave is hosted by the Post-Graduate Student Association and Researcher Development Team. 60mins, 1230-1330 AEST.
1st Sep 2023 Research Bootcamp
Set aside some time to focus on your research.  This is a welcoming space where researchers can come together via teams to work on whatever needs your attention, whether it's writing, reading, or analysing. Groups like this are very effective to help you remain focused, and create a sense of community where you can connect with other researchers.  Come for an hour or the day, make the space work for you.  See you there.  Research bootcamp occurs on the first weekday of each month.  1000-1600 AEST. Hosted by: Monique Shephard.
7th Sep 2023 Honours Supervision Series - Module 5 - Working with industry
Module 5 - Working with industry. This module will help you learn more about how to work with industry/community partners in the process of supervising Honours students. You will get advice on how to manage relationship across the supervisory team, deal with the complexity of the ethics consideration and consider potential IP and authorship emerging from this partnership. Included is:  Benefits of collaboration and co supervision; Managing relationships across supervision team; Ethics – internal process; Community; Timelines -  processes that can impact on data collection;  Authorship;  Resources access.  07/09/23, 90 mins, 1130-1300 AEST.
13th Sep 2023 Research Rave (live link)
Research Rave is an informal fortnightly lunch-time session to connect with other Graduate Researchers, Researchers and Research support services to share ideas and ask questions. Each second Wednesday various Graduate Researchers share their research, their research journey and experience, and each fourth Wednesday researchers and presenters from services share their experience with the aim to make a positive impact on your research journey.  Research Rave is hosted by the Post-Graduate Student Association and Researcher Development Team. 60mins, 1230-1330 AEST.
14th Sep 2023 Maintaining motivation
Motivation is a driving force in our human lives. Sometimes know as ‘our why’, motivation can wax and wane.  In this webinar, we explore motivation and provide some strategies to get out of a motivational funk to achieve your goals.  14/09/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8970506778769776141 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/854751969410934287 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
21st Sep 2023 Honours Supervision Series - Module 6 - Finalising your supervision and next steps
Module 6 - Finalising your supervision and next steps. This module explores the examination process to assist supervisors prior to, during, and following examination. It explains the assessment process and the support needed before and after supervision ends and provides information on dissemination of research findings on completion. We will discuss:  Selecting markers/examiners; Not every study goes into future study; Jobs and careers (PostAc); Maintaining relationships and staying connected (Alumni); Publications/dissemination – conferences, etc;  Recognising/promoting completion – Honours Day.  21/09/23, 90 mins, 1130-1300 AEST.
27th Sep 2023 Maintaining motivation
Motivation is a driving force in our human lives. Sometimes know as ‘our why’, motivation can wax and wane.  In this webinar, we explore motivation and provide some strategies to get out of a motivational funk to achieve your goals.  27/09/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2687299203332213003 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6042114788351163151 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
27th Sep 2023 Research Rave (live link)
Research Rave is an informal fortnightly lunch-time session to connect with other Graduate Researchers, Researchers and Research support services to share ideas and ask questions. Each second Wednesday various Graduate Researchers share their research, their research journey and experience, and each fourth Wednesday researchers and presenters from services share their experience with the aim to make a positive impact on your research journey.  Research Rave is hosted by the Post-Graduate Student Association and Researcher Development Team. 60mins, 1230-1330 AEST.
2nd Oct 2023 Research Bootcamp
Set aside some time to focus on your research.  This is a welcoming space where researchers can come together via teams to work on whatever needs your attention, whether it's writing, reading, or analysing. Groups like this are very effective to help you remain focused, and create a sense of community where you can connect with other researchers.  Come for an hour or the day, make the space work for you.  See you there.  Research bootcamp occurs on the first weekday of each month.  1000-1600 AEST. Hosted by: Monique Shephard.
10th Oct 2023 Thriving under pressure
Stress is an unavoidable part of life. By learning to stress better, not less, we can have more productive and meaningful lives.  This seminar draws of Positive Psychology principles that can help you create a more satisfying life filled with meaning, pleasure, engagement, connection and accomplishment.  10/10/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1482467557013726220 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/155420793962780428 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
11th Oct 2023 Research Rave (live link)
Research Rave is an informal fortnightly lunch-time session to connect with other Graduate Researchers, Researchers and Research support services to share ideas and ask questions. Each second Wednesday various Graduate Researchers share their research, their research journey and experience, and each fourth Wednesday researchers and presenters from services share their experience with the aim to make a positive impact on your research journey.  Research Rave is hosted by the Post-Graduate Student Association and Researcher Development Team. 60mins, 1230-1330 AEST.
25th Oct 2023 Research Rave (live link)
Research Rave is an informal fortnightly lunch-time session to connect with other Graduate Researchers, Researchers and Research support services to share ideas and ask questions. Each second Wednesday various Graduate Researchers share their research, their research journey and experience, and each fourth Wednesday researchers and presenters from services share their experience with the aim to make a positive impact on your research journey.  Research Rave is hosted by the Post-Graduate Student Association and Researcher Development Team. 60mins, 1230-1330 AEST.
26th Oct 2023 Thriving under pressure
Stress is an unavoidable part of life. By learning to stress better, not less, we can have more productive and meaningful lives.  This seminar draws of Positive Psychology principles that can help you create a more satisfying life filled with meaning, pleasure, engagement, connection and accomplishment.  26/10/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4879540672423273741 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2275255023059104779 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
1st Nov 2023 Research Bootcamp
Set aside some time to focus on your research.  This is a welcoming space where researchers can come together via teams to work on whatever needs your attention, whether it's writing, reading, or analysing. Groups like this are very effective to help you remain focused, and create a sense of community where you can connect with other researchers.  Come for an hour or the day, make the space work for you.  See you there.  Research bootcamp occurs on the first weekday of each month.  1000-1600 AEST. Hosted by: Monique Shephard.
8th Nov 2023 Research Rave (live link)
Research Rave is an informal fortnightly lunch-time session to connect with other Graduate Researchers, Researchers and Research support services to share ideas and ask questions. Each second Wednesday various Graduate Researchers share their research, their research journey and experience, and each fourth Wednesday researchers and presenters from services share their experience with the aim to make a positive impact on your research journey.  Research Rave is hosted by the Post-Graduate Student Association and Researcher Development Team. 60mins, 1230-1330 AEST.
9th Nov 2023 Dealing with tech stress
This wellbeing webinar explores the importance of understanding the impact of technology and provides strategies to improve healthy usage, manage stress and feel more engaged with work and life. 9/11/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3310185735867108110 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6363717542689383695 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
22nd Nov 2023 Research Rave (live link)
Research Rave is an informal fortnightly lunch-time session to connect with other Graduate Researchers, Researchers and Research support services to share ideas and ask questions. Each second Wednesday various Graduate Researchers share their research, their research journey and experience, and each fourth Wednesday researchers and presenters from services share their experience with the aim to make a positive impact on your research journey.  Research Rave is hosted by the Post-Graduate Student Association and Researcher Development Team. 60mins, 1230-1330 AEST.
28th Nov 2023 Dealing with tech stress
This wellbeing webinar explores the importance of understanding the impact of technology and provides strategies to improve healthy usage, manage stress and feel more engaged with work and life. 28/11/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4511661674201391701 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5388267110655099484 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
1st Dec 2023 Research Bootcamp
Set aside some time to focus on your research.  This is a welcoming space where researchers can come together via teams to work on whatever needs your attention, whether it's writing, reading, or analysing. Groups like this are very effective to help you remain focused, and create a sense of community where you can connect with other researchers.  Come for an hour or the day, make the space work for you.  See you there.  Research bootcamp occurs on the first weekday of each month.  1000-1600 AEST. Hosted by: Monique Shephard.
5th Dec 2023 Having a great December
This webinar explores our December demands and reactions to them.  Participants will learn tips for managing their energy and relationships during this time of the year.  05/12/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3437332161236493408 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2662863658421762912 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
14th Dec 2023 Having a great December
This webinar explores our December demands and reactions to them.  Participants will learn tips for managing their energy and relationships during this time of the year.  14/12/23.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4015779731249481816 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2884334987267977813 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
10th Jan 2024 Thriving at Home and Work
What if life was not just about surviving? What if we could thrive at home and work instead?  Based on positive psychology, this webinar offers some practical tips to live a more engaged and purposeful life.  10/01/24.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8542914405893304662 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6074207336326933344 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
24th Jan 2024 Thriving at Home and Work
What if life was not just about surviving? What if we could thrive at home and work instead?  Based on positive psychology, this webinar offers some practical tips to live a more engaged and purposeful life.  24/01/24.  Registrations (copy & paste): 11:00am: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3838348242221149277 or  3:00pm: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5232460816523639644 Presented by Charles Sturts' health and well-being partner, Converge International.
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